The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-10-20
ABOUT PEOPLE |
Herb. Sternberger is here.

Herb. Sternberger is here.
Mrs William May is worse.
A.W. Long is crippled with rheumatism.
Miss Susan PAUL is visiting friends here.
DIR. Holcomb spent part of last week in Gal
liza County.
MI and Mrs. John T. Johnson have new
boy baby.
Mrs. Grace JONES' wife of the Mayor. has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Jessie Schellcnger is recovering from her
bsd spell OF fever.
John Py1es and Kate Bum are to be married
Thursday, this week.
We had pleasant call from Uncle Alex.
Poor, on Monday.
Tom Dascomb has gone to Springfield, to
work in an express Office.
Receiver Armstrong came home on Saturday,
TO remain over Sunday.
Mrs. r N. Kendall and daughter Lizzie are
visiting at New Straltsville
Miss Minnie Mutt is Secretary OF the Vinton
County Teachers Association.
Mrs. Eliza Mackley and Miss Molie Hawk
left for Columbus on last Saturday.
Mrs. j. w. Maginniss and her daughter Miss
Jesse, of Columbus, are visiting friends here.
Mrs. W. c. Gould, of Canal Dover, Ohio, is
visiting the family of Mr.. Nicholas BasquiIl.
VIII. Anderson, on Pearl Street, has fine
lot of just such eatables the people want.
VIII Branscomb, of Missouri, brother of Ben
jamin Branscomb of this place, is visiting here.
Ed. Poor went on a buggy excursion to CALI
polls, to visit friends and hear John Sherman.
We intended to have published the obituary
of young Poore sooner, but overlooked il last
week.
Wells is still pushing his big deal Chicago
parties are now in Jackson investigating titles,
and SO on.
Mr.. Charles Matthews, of Washington D. c.,
has been visiting his brother, Maj Matthews,
of this place.
silas Brookins' new Confectionery and Bak-
cry looks like a hungry mans paradise. Call
around and see Silas.
Mrs. Capt, Grassland tainted in the M.
Churc b on Sunday evening. Prompt medical
assistance was rendered.
Miss stella Folsom, formerly of Portsmouth,
was married few days ago TO Lit. M. F. Steele,
! of the Sth U. S. cavalry.
Rev. w. D. Cherington and wife write to
| friends here that they are comfortably and
happily situated at GAINESVILLE.
| Mrs James Carriclz was severely injured a
few days ago by jumping from buggy 10
which was hitchcd an unruly horse
Mr.. Wey has moved from the Widow Martin
house on Broadway, into the house with his
brother Stephen Wey, on Portsmouth Street.
A number of the friends of Mrs. Olive South
called on her on Saturday evening, her BIRTH
day, with number of testimonials of regard
Mrs. Minerva Roach, of Madison Township
died last week, after an illness OF years. she
was cousin to the editor of this paper
VIII Andres, of the Portsmouth Blade, wa:
married last week to Miss Lille Keefe OF the
Tribune office. Will is son of Balsar Andres
Mr. Luther Jones made us a pleasant call Oh
last Sa+ +urday. Mr.. Jones is teaching this win
ter at the Rice School, couple of miles above
town.
| The names of Morris Henson and Cary Claal
were itted-unintentfonally, of course, by
the committee in making up the program fol
| the Institute.
Prof Laekey called, on Monday. He would
! like to secure few copies of last weeks Stand
ard containing the obituary OF his father
Who has them?
The remains of Ch arley Delaney, son OF Pat
Delaney were brought here from In Llama OF
last Monday, and buried at Coalition on Tuesday
The young man died from pistol-shot wound
received accidentally.
We ackn owledge the receipt of a large ant
beautifully illustrated pamphlet from Atkin
son & Doty. Attorneys at Law, Lincoln, Neb
| 1t gives views of the finer buildings in Lin
coin, with valuable Information concerning
that rapidly growing country.